dates imported in tables EBS12

Hi all
I have 3 tables with dates and 3 forms to insert new dates in tables and update
Theres 1000 documents on each table.
Is it possible to import this tables with dates and forms with integration/implementation to date in
EBS 12? (I also have the dump file)
Gordan

Yes, you can and there should be no restrictions. I understand that you have customized tables, and it should be OK to import these tables.

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